When urine goes from carpet into pad, does this product still work if pad is also soaked with urine?
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I agree with Jennifer Childs answer:Yes, as long as you get Pure Ayre on every single part of the pad that had urine in it. You should use a large syringe to inject it down into the pad. There is a pet kit available that includes a carpet syringe with a gallon of Pet Ayre. Clean Earth - Pureayre Pure Ayre® Pet Kit 11414P
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Yes, as long as you get Pure Ayre on every single part of the pad that had urine in it. You should use a large syringe to inject it down into the pad. There is a pet kit available that includes a carpet syringe with a gallon of Pet Ayre. Clean Earth - Pureayre Pure Ayre® Pet Kit 11414P
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Yes, as long as you get Pure Ayre on every single part of the pad that had urine in it. You should use a large syringe to inject it down into the pad. There is a pet kit available that includes a carpet syringe with a gallon of Pet Ayre. http://www.amazon.com/Clean-Earth-Pureayre-Ayre%C2%AE-11414P/dp/B000ITUBJI
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Frankly, I've only used it in the litter box, and to freshen the room it is in. I turn to Nature's Miracle for the serious stuff, since this isn't meant as a "cleaner" per se, just an odor eliminator. But even Nature's Miracle, like the comments below suggest about PA, needs to soak all the way into wherever the urine is, AND then dry properly. You may have to lift up the carpet to do so. I've heard some folks say that if it gets into the cement or wood below, it can be hard to completely eliminate the smell, no matter what product you use.
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The quilted side goes up to absorb the urine. Did you put the smooth side up? That would explain the pooling. I have two Maltese! I hope the pads work for your baby. Let us know!
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Leave it alone....this product uses enzymes that work afterward, leaving a smell for a day or two if its too badly saturated with urine, but the smell WILL go away after it finishes eating at the "mess" (literally). I have used Nature's Miracle on an apartment I was cleaning that had badly soaked carpets, and the day after, you could barely walk into the house, because the odor of the urine and an "alcohol smell" that is a byproduct of the enzymes doing their work, but after the second day, ALL of the smell was gone, and the carpets looked like new. This stuff works, but people need to know, this is ENZYME based, not chemical or soap based, so it takes TIME to do its job, but it WILL do it, and do it well. Think of enzymes as little critters that live off of urine, blood, and feces, and will eat and eat until they have nothing else to eat. After a couple of days, you can clean the carpets again to get rid of any remaining traces that may be left, but if you don't give this stuff time to do what it does, you are just wasting your money (like the guy that called in the "pros" afterward...all they did was soak up the enzymes that were already doing their job, then probably putting more on there along with some sort of chemical deodorizer that seals the urine into the carpet and padding so you couldn't smell it, which in return, will not allow enzymes or anything else from that point on to remove what urine they sealed in). So...use this stuff, then, LET IT SIT AND DO ITS JOB, even if its for a couple of days, it will work, DO NOT RINSE, after a few days, re-clean the carpet if you like, but don't do it BEFORE ITS DONE WORKING!! The added smell means its doing its job, not that it didn't.
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I have never had that issue before, but this works very well with dog urine odor. You might want to mix it a little stronger or perhaps use full strength. the people with the company are pretty helpful, they might have more info. But this is pretty effective, with Eco 88 one of the two best I have used. And I have quite a bit of experience with cleaning up accidents. It even works on my hard wood(unsealed) floorGood luck, you might need to make sure that you get it in the crevices too.
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not unless the pet plus cleaner has enzymes that will get rid of the urine. dried urine creates an ammonia crystal which is very difficult to get out of fibers. They have to be broken down with enzymes and regular soap just doesn't do that. I suggest using VERY hot water and vinegar on the area, then using the vac over it. You need to let the vinegar sit on the area to saturate it before scrubbing and vacuuming so that it can penetrate the area. If that doesn't work, Nature's Miracle is a great enzymatic cleaner. Or try Biokleen Bac-Out, which what works for us. We have 2 cats and I've used it several times.
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I used it for cat urine odor that has been set in for over a year. There was no stain because the carpet was the same color! But it got the odor out. I thought it would be impossible. I just followed the directions that they gave and, after the second treatment the odor was gone.
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I think that's more of a issue of what cleaning liquid you use. If the odor is still there, so is the urine (you just can't see it - sorry). I've used this with the pet stain cleaner that came with it and I don't detect an odor anymore. I loaned the cleaner and the cleaning solution to my neighbor and she says the odor in her house is gone, too. YMMV
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Hmm. I have not used my steamer on concrete. Concrete is pitted. What is ever in it.. needs a chemical to pull it out... or a lot of water. The steamer doesn't emit large quantities of water. I would first try something to neutralize the urine. Look for a pet related product.** #1 Pet Odor Eliminator ** Urine Remover - CRI Certified Enzyme Cleaner For Old & New Stains - FREE BONUS Included... by Petseer Amazon sells this. It is an enzyme...so not a harmful substance. As I stated earlier, I think a lot of water is needed to wash the urine away. Best to you - S.
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It might work - Nature's Miracle is an enzyme that destroys cat urine - since your stain has dried, you will have to soak the carpet, padding and anything else that may have urine in it - you may have to soak it, let it sit a day or two (maybe cover with plastic) and then soak again and again. Certainly worth a try. PS. From my experience, Nature's Miracle doesn't spot - I've used it on furniture and rugs. Good Luck!!
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Yes, I have noticed the odor to be stronger while I am cleaning the carpet and that it goes away shortly after. That made me think that the urine is possibly so saturated into the carpet/backing/padding that I takes more than one shot to take care of it. I try to run my carpet cleaner over the area with a 50% vinegar 50% H2O a day or so after I cleaned with the Nature's Miracle. I think this helps since my 4 legged friends don't seem to "re-use" the areas that I have done that process with. My husband likes to do things really fast, so doesn't spend as much time going over the spots to suck up the solution. They always go back to the spots that he cleaned. Yes, I have noticed the odor to be stronger while I am cleaning the carpet and that it goes away shortly after. That made me think that the urine is possibly so saturated into the carpet/backing/padding that I takes more than one shot to take care of it. I try to run my carpet cleaner over the area with a 50% vinegar 50% H2O a day or so after I cleaned with the Nature's Miracle. I think this helps since my 4 legged friends don't seem to "re-use" the areas that I have done that process with. My husband likes to do things really fast, so doesn't spend as much time going over the... » Read More Yes, I have noticed the odor to be stronger while I am cleaning the carpet and that it goes away shortly after. That made me think that the urine is possibly so saturated into the carpet/backing/padding that I takes more than one shot to take care of it. I try to run my carpet cleaner over the area with a 50% vinegar 50% H2O a day or so after I cleaned with the Nature's Miracle. I think this helps since my 4 legged friends don't seem to "re-use" the areas that I have done that process with. My husband likes to do things really fast, so doesn't spend as much time going over the spots to suck up the solution. They always go back to the spots that he cleaned. « Show Less
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It seems to depend on the concentration of the urine and also the dog .. I had one dog who did not repeat it in the same spot and another who did . It is not perfect but it is the best I have found .. It is important to follow the directions though and be patient . It has cleaned up messes on white carpet for me . You might have to go back and repeat it ..
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The label on the bottle states "...will also work on old deep-set stains and odors." The label also cautions that it may be necessary to lift the carpeting to treat the carpet pad AND the flooring beneath the pad. In those cases expect to wait one-hour after treating before blotting any excess Nature's Miracle. As always, read and follow the label directions for the best results.
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I have never tried wetting the pad and so far I have not had to. A gentle circle motion over the surface seems to always do the trick. Great product!!
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This is pretty good about preventing stains. It worked for me for dog urine. It protects the carpet from staining, but the urine still goes down to pad like normal if you let it sit. Make sure stain is.gone before putting it on, though, or it will seal the stain in permanently.
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It depends on what is under it and where you use it. Urine will go through the material. I'm using it outside without the tray right now to train my dog to use it on my boat swim platform. I am not using the tray as I won't need that on my boat. I can rinse the pad and swim platform with lake water. If you're using this inside then you will need a tray or something solid underneath.
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First, it depends on what you are trying to clean. If it's carpet, beds, etc., soak the area completely. It is an enzyme and it will work. Let the Urine Off dry, then clean with a cleaner you can live with to smell...for example, I first dampen the area with warm water, then I use Woolite Spray Carpet cleaner. You can also use any other type of cleaner. I use an old fashioned scrub brush to make sure the cleaning gets down into the area. Let it dry again, and you should not have problems. It's important to dilute the enzymes you placed in the carpet down until they no longer are the major source of moisture in that has been place in the carpet. I use about the same amount of warm water as I used of the enzymes. Then spray the carpet with the carpet cleaner and scrub. Let dry again, and that should do it.
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I have used both and I can tell you the urine destroyer works much better on pet urine than the 'regular' formula. No idea why!